The Project Manager advances the shared conservation goals of the SVCC by building its capacity and coordinating implementation of conservation programs and practices. This is a new three-year position, funded by a grant award from the National Fish and Wildlife Foundation.
The Conservation Field Assistant advances the shared conservation goals of the Shenandoah Valley Conservation Collaborative by assisting the Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) and soil and water conservation districts (SWCD’s) on-the-ground work with landowners who choose to implement best management practices on their farm or forest land.
The Page and Warren County Coordinator is responsible for community engagement, local advocacy, communications and outreach to achieve land and water conservation outcomes in Page and Warren Counties.
In case you missed the Phase Two I-81 Corridor Study public meetings, you can still provide your input until Sept 30th.
A farm-to-table event with live music by The Foundry Street Project. Proceeds will support work by the Alliance for the Shenandoah Valley to protect the high quality of life and rural, agricultural heritage in Shenandoah County. Tickets are $25 and available on Eventbrite.
We’re celebrating another victory in court. On Monday August 6, federal judges threw out Dominion’s permit to tunnel through the Blue Ridge at Hazel Palmer’s historic family land in Lyndhurst.
Shenandoah Forum is thrilled to announce that The Knob in Mount Jackson is permanently protected. Our national partner, The Conservation Fund, closed on the property today.
Instead of waiting for another 20 years or more we want SAFER SOLUTIONS SOONER. Our policy suggestions identify improvements that...
Augusta County residents successfully pushed back against Dominion’s proposal to build an industrial pipe and construction yard in rural, farmland in agricultural land off of Scenic Highway 42 near Churchville in February 2018.
Editorial Board, The News Leader Published 3:48 p.m. ET March 2, 2018 | Updated 9:31 p.m. ET March 3, 2018 In...
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